Give me a check with a postdate on it. I won't cash it until then.
I postdated the bill and my checks.
You may postdate your check, if you wish.
postpone postdate
To designate a written instrument, such as a check, with a time or date later than that at which it is really made.
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Synonyms:be subsequent to, chase, come after, come from, come next, displace, ensue, go after, go next, postdate, proceed from, pursue, replace, result, spring from, succeed, supersede, supervene, supplant
post = mail: postmaster, postboy, postbox, postcode, postcard post = after: post-mortem, post-paid, postcolonial, postdate, post-traumaticPost in this instance means 'after' - so some examples would be post-modern, post-traumatic & post-war
Because he would not be paid until Friday, he will postdate the check for Saturday.
I can write you a check right now, if you will let me postdate it.
It would be very convenient for me if you would allow me to postdate this check.
This lease stipulates that you can't postdate a check for payment of rent, you must date your check for the date you are submitting your rent.
My husband was writing on a small piece of paper and said he was post dating it.
A postdates pregnancy is one that is overdue. Overdue is an adjective that means postdate.
That is the correct spelling of the verb postdate (to label or endorse with a future date).
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